It actually came through Marble & Granite Inc. in Westwood MA.
And it's Crema Bordeaux, for anyone who wants to know.

Who is the manufacturer of the Crema Bordeaux , want to find it in NE.

Crema Bordeaux is a natural stone, not a manufactured product. You would have to find it at an importer or stoneyard. As mentioned above this lot came from Marble & Granite in Westwood MA., your fabricator can get it through them.

I love this concept of mixing granite with wood countertops. How would this look if the cabinets were also stained instead of white? Would it be too much? We are in the process of purchasing granite for our kitchen about the same shade as these. We were going to buy granite for all of the surfaces, but this might be a good way to save a little money. The cabinets are currently a natural maple. We plan to make them a bit darker later. They will be a shade about the tone of the wood floors in this picture. Oh, we have hardwoods too. A bit lighter than these.

You certainly could mix wood and stone tops on wood cabinets but I'd be careful about mixing too many tones of wood. Perhaps match the floor color to the countertop color and have the cabinets be a second (wood) color. While I've seen multiple shades of wood work successfully it does take a good eye to make it all come together without looking too chaotic and/or woodsy.